Hey, Although I can't share specs for a machine doing that kind of traffic, I would like to suggest that you should be doing HA and load balancing between atleast two servers when dealing with that kind of traffic. Its hard for me to justify putting all that traffic on one server. Just food for thought. Depending on how many calls you want to risk losing at any given time, your machine specs might be much lower than expected. Brian Foster Endigo Computer LLC Sent from a mobile device. On Jun 21, 2012 6:10 AM, "Alex" <alex@thewinelake.com> wrote:
Looking to setup a new Freeswitch server that will be doing quite a lot of traffic.
Trying to get a rough idea of where to spend the money (RAM? CPU? Network access?).
There will be perhaps 10,000 simultaneous SIP registrations Maybe 500 simultaneous calls, some of (say 50%) which will require a-law to GSM transcoding.
I know it's a tricky one to answer, but based on experiences here, which bits tend to glow first?
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